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Thursday, 8 June 2017

Overview of the labor movement in the first half of May 2017

Strike
by truckers in the Karachay-Cherkess Republic

On May 9 in
the city of Cherkessk more than 70 drivers of heavy trucks continued
their strike. In general, there were more than 500 strikers on this
day. "Truckers" continue to seek the abolition of the
"Plato" system , which is created to collect money for
travel on federal routes.

On the eve, on May 8, about 100
trucks took part in the rally against this innovation of Putin's
government. Cars drove from Cherkessk to Karachaevsk and back. The
protest rally lasted an hour and a half.

Participants of
this event called for an all-Russian action to support the truckers.
They proposed that all transport workers should show solidarity and
support the protesting colleagues. It would be nice if drivers who
agree with the demands of the truckers, simultaneously and everywhere
stopped their cars, drove off the road and stopped for one
hour.
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Strike in the
Leningrad Region

On the morning of May 4, taxi drivers in
the settlements of Murino and Devyatkino, Vsevolozhsky district,
refused to turn up for work.

The strikers demanded changes
in working conditions and higher wages.

The strike by
drivers in Murino was associated with higher rates of earnings.
Instead of the previous 9.5 thousand rubles a day, they were ordered
to earn over 11.5 thousand
rubles.
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Strike by
river men in Yakutia

After the May holidays in this
republic there was a strike. It was organized by the crews of river
ships. The strikers opposed the new ill-considered tariffs for
transportation.

After the start of the strike, a large
number of passengers and motor vehicles accumulated on the bank of
the Lena River.
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Rally in the Ivanovo region

On May 6 in the city of
Vichuga, former workers of the local machine-building plant organized
a protest action. They went to a rally with demands to pay off their
debts on wages.

More than 100 people took part in the
event.

As a result of the meeting, appeals were made to
the Vichug inter-district prosecutor's office, to the arbitration
court of the Ivanovo region. In their appeals, factory workers asked
for urgent measures to immediately end the wage arrears. The
protesters also announced the preparations for a picket at the
government building of the region with the aim of strengthening the
impact on local authorities and encouraging them to participate in
solving the problems of the machine-building plant.

The
plant was a city-forming enterprise, employing about 1000 employees.
In September 2015 the plant work was stopped, declared bankrupt, and
the labor collective dismissed.

By early May, workers had
not received a total of more than 28 million rubles in
wages.
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"Deep"
strikes by Ukrainian miners.

On May 10, it became known
that in the city of Krivoi Rog in the Dnipropetrovsk region, more
than 200 miners of the Sukhaya Balka mine remained at a depth of 1343
meters and demanded a raise in their salaries.

A few days
before, 400 workers at the four mines of the Krivoy Rog Iron Ore
Plant refused to come to the surface after the end of the shift.
Their demands were similar.